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- ECO Tower System – Non-chemical water treatment for cooling towers delivers outstanding water and energy savings of 10%-20%
- ECO 2000 – Non-chemical treatment for boilers restoration of heat transfer loss lowering fuel usage by 5%-15%
- Water conditioning – to eliminate scale in plumbing, valves, etc.
- Refrigerant Enhancement Technology – Increase refrigerant circulation efficiency and heat transfer on the closed refrigerant side applicable to all refrigeration and cooling offering savings upwards of 10%
- Water efficient Reverse Osmosis (RO) – Highly efficient RO process for non-pharmaceutical applications featuring lower than 50% reject ratio
- Condenser evaporative pre-cooling – Pre-cools condenser intake air, decreasing condenser load and providing more efficient operation, applicable for all air cooled systems providing 5%-10% savings opportunity
- Compressor discharge heat recovery (CDHR) – Hot water heating through reclamation of condenser side heat typically rejected to the air
- Zone airflow control – Effective airflow control for (VAV) control within a single zone (e.g. sunny window area) applicable for retro or new design
- Economizer for HVAC – Intelligent management and usage of outside air intake economizer functions for new or existing HVAC systems
- High Pressure Water Atomization (HPWA) – High efficiency systems for humidification or ambient area cooling such as outdoor cafes
- SWARM type energy management – Load shedding and sequencing during demand period, reducing or eliminating energy demand surcharges and lowering usage fees during high-demand periods
- Reflective coatings – Outdoor and indoor heat reflective coatings to lower solar heating effects and reduce climate control costs
- UV rejecting window treatment – reduce solar heating effects and reduce climate control costs
- UV sterilization – For air handling systems (improves heat transfer efficiency, germicidal benefit)
- Green Roofing – reduce solar heating effects and reduce climate control costs
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